An open-hearted confession.
Laeticia Hallyday was the guest of Léa Salamé and Christophe Dechavanne in the program "Quelle époque" this Saturday December 10 on France 2. She answered an interview recorded before her departure for Saint-Barthélemy where she wanted to pay tribute to her husband Johnny Hallyday, who died five years ago on December 5, 2017.
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If she found love with her new companion Jalil Lespert, the young widow launched a real cry from the heart on the air.
Speaking about the void left by the disappearance of the rocker, in a trembling voice, Laeticia Hallyday said: “I would tell him that I miss him to death.
And then I would say to him: f***n, come back, because you left me with a lot of trouble", adding with a sad smile: "Come and fix the stuff that you didn't manage, but in same time it's you, and I love you as you are.
A statement which refers to the media and judicial soap opera which involves him facing the two eldest of Johnny Hallyday, David Hallyday (born of his union with Sylvie Vartan) and Laura Smet, (fruit of his relationship with Nathalie Baye).
The latter sued Laeticia Hallyday but also their two half-sisters Jade and Joy, after discovering in 2018 that they did not appear on their father's will.
The parties reached a financial agreement in July 2020, without however reconciling.
In video, Laeticia Hallyday speaks about David and Laura
“The ideal culprit”
Asked about this Laeticia Hallyday brought her version of the story: “I do not despair of having a sign from David and his sister, and especially that they reconnect with my daughters, Jade and Joy, their sisters”.
A little later she explains: "I think I'm the ideal culprit, but you have to know how to accept, not to have resentment, hatred, it's a poison".
She adds: “One step after another, we move forward.
The only one who could fix things is Johnny.
I would have liked it to calm resentments, tensions and failed acts.
Finally Laeticia, who obviously didn't want to hide anything, opened up about her deep feelings: “There are nights when I want to scream, to tell him: “But Johnny, come back, come back!
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